October 2, 2017

The Beautiful Aggression

Green Vine Snake, Green Vine Snake photos, Green Vine Snake in India, snakes in India, India wildlife, Amboli
October 2, 2017
The Beautiful Aggression

Species: Green Vine Snake (Ahaetulla nasuta) | Location: Amboli, Western Ghats of India, India

By Sanchit Mishra

Well, the beautiful aggression of green vine snake (Ahaetulla nasuta) is just awesome, the way it moves and expand it scales which turns from only green to green added with black and white scales and the open mouth is the sign that indicates stay far from me or else I will bite you. This image was shot at Amboli, Maharashtra, India in July, 2016.

About The Photographer

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Hey there Sancho here, I am Wildlife photographer with a keen interest to capture the beautiful and stunning snakes of India, also interested in many other types of photography too.

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